nathan lane is here. tony winner, has embarked on something that the family is going to love. >> yes, this is an adorable, adorable new book that he's written, and we're going to talk to him in a moment, and i'm going to give him a surprise in a minute. he hates surprises but i'm going to give him one. >> i love surprises. you're out of hummus, by the way. you missed it. never mind. got some kitchen business. show. >> everybody loves choices and bobbie's buzzing with all kinds of options. >> options for things, okay. bobby bobbie looks adorable. >> first they set their vows to music. now the cutest country couple is back with a christmas medley. i love this song. just a little volume. i'm go being to walk down the walk down the aisle my whole life >> it's beautiful. >> anyway, they're going to sing for us. >> and then we're going to talk to you about something called leftover pie sunday. >> it's thanksgiving, you are done, you're full, you have leftover pie. what do you do with all that stuff? >> and that

i'm hanging out with nathan lane. he has written his first children's book called "naughty mabel." it's available right now. it's a good gift. it's a good holiday gift. >> perfect stocking stuffer. >> jimmy: do you think that you -- [ laughter ] >> if you have a big stocking. >> jimmy: probably a very big stocking. >> jimmy: yeah. >> jimmy: do you think that you're good at figuring out what kids are talking about, like getting inside their heads. >> nobody's better than me. yeah. >> jimmy: yes, well, we asked parents to send in videos of their kids defining words. for a new segment, a new game called kid dictionary. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tonight show kid dictionary ♪ >> jimmy: nathan and i are going to watch some of these videos and see if we can guess which word each kid is trying to define. are you ready for this? >> i'm very ready for this. >> jimmy: all right. here we go. here's the first one. let's watch. >> that is a face when you work so long, you're very old, and then you just stop. >> well, i

and nathan is horrified. what is this called? >> i believe it is called doggie position, position, and i don't believe i should say anymore. >> well, that was awesome, and good try. >> thank you, alex. >> that was great. >> if you plan on shopping today. today. >> black friday. >> and this is where the best deals are. >> wallet hub. >> and this is where you will get the best deals. if you go the kohl's that is number two, but the number one best place to go get the best 68%. >> on everything? >> on whatever they are offering. 68% is crazy. >> and it depends upon how much you want something. and listen to, this 16% of shoppers would cut in line or e pretend to be a store clerk to get the last gift on the shelf. talk about the mollday spirit. >> pretend to be a store clerk. i have never heard of that. genius. >> and some would knock over people. and 7% would knock over elderly? >> yes. stampedes? >> well. >> and people have been killed. so, yes. >> put a damper on things. >> and i i believe we are getting a delivery. [ doorbell rin

so they are plastic, and isn't that interesting, nathan. a place for your actual thumb. >> there should always be a place for the thumb. in a glass, on a body, always >> and this is a big and grapefruit watch. >> and it is a total of $150, but you can buy them all for $75, and the shipping is free. shopping is not, but the shipping is. >> and this is popsugar.com or go to the klg and we will have a link. so take a picture of your box and we may show it on the show. >> and put hashtag popsugar so we can find it. >> we don't know how the find things. >> we don't. >> and this is stella the dog. we have naughty mabel the dog, but this is stella. >> all right. she is taking a nose dive into the leaves with a go pro. >> look at how happy. so adorable [ laughter ] day. >> well, that dog is nowhere where nearly as naughty as nathan's mabel is. minute. and we are going be playing in game, and sometimes there are odd coupling, and i'm not saying that blake and gwen are an odd coupling, but, some people feel that. that. >> and why is a rock star doing

the voice is nathan. we had him on the show before because he works with these animals and is actually teaching chiquita how to come on cue. >> go away stay over there. >> chiquita. >> we've had him on the show in where he's in a pool with this crocodile like it's just a little puppy. >> more power to you. >> we showed this video recorded by kennon over at camp kennon where nathan is being followed by this beast. to tell us more about this training and what's going on with chiquita we have nathan via skype, right this minute, welcome to the show, nathan. tell me what's different from this video to the others we've seen in it's a little bit more challenging with cuban crocodiles. in the industry it's no secret that they are the smartest of the crocodiles. arguably. they have a very strong social structure. they catch on to training very quickly but if you do it wrong or fumble and inadvertently let them train you it can become very, very dangerous. i'm one of the only trainers involved with her that can ge

"it works," said nathan stokes. sixth grader nathan stokes and his group, the patriots, fine tune their lego robot. "from getting it to here all the way to there took us two hours," said nathan stokes. tuesday night is just practice for an upcoming competition. stokes and other middle school students offering pointers. "i noticed a lot of them were having problems that they had to fix while doing the competition," said chance jensen. though different ages and grades, chance jensen and stokes and everything you see is part of sioux city schools stem program. "i didn't think it was for me but there are so many things you have to work on it," said chance jensen. "it's for anyone that thinks robots are cool." especially cool when you can use it for things like this. but to be serious, in it's fourth year, the program has gained popularity. "we now have six middle school teams and seven high school teams," said april tidwell. and it's not all robotics. this north high groups science project is set to go to the internatio

mollie: natalie, joel, and nathan plan to head out of state to college. >> after i graduate, i'm hoping to attend hannibal-lagrange it's down in hannibal, missouri, and i want to look into elementary education and specifically be a pre-school teacher. >> i plan on going into computer science at hannibal-lagrange. i've always thought that computers were really weird but in a good way. i liked how they worked. >> i plan to go into something with computers, probably into computer sciences, most likely mollie: nathan and alexis have had numerous surgeries over the years for cerebral palsy. >> me and lexi are completely done with surgeries and checkups and unless we need something, we're completely done with it. mollie: and it hasn't slowed either one of them down. >> i just feel like i'm the king of the school, like i'm a senior now. i can rule over anybody. >> [laughter] >> this was my first year getting into the high school cheerleading squad, so that was a really big moment for me. mollie: alexis plans to start at dmmac and work in a preschool classroom one day. she sums up the family's

georgia state trooper nathan bradley was sent to care for four unknowning orphans. s/ trooper nathan bradley / georgia state patrol :33-:36 "unfortunately i was greeted by four children in full costumes." with their grandmother' s permission.. :37-:39 (natsot) "they thought we were there for a noise complaint" he didn't tell the children their parents had died... s/ trooper nathan bradley / georgia state patrol :42-:54 "the first thing i said was 'hey, y'all want to go get something to eat?' that's when they said my parents will be here shortly, i said yeah, well, i just got in touch with your grandma and she wanted me to pick you up and hang out with you until she gets here." he treated justin, amaya, damien and travion to dinner, movies and halloween candy at the monroe state patrol post followed by a sleep over. 1:03-1:05 "the whole purpose was to preserve their future holidays." giving them one more day... before their lives would change, forever. before their loss would become real. before their grandmother could travel from florida, to become their new guardia

and i'm, nathan lane. so meanwhile, i'm trying to be discreet because i figured the guy wanted to be discreet. >> i admire this about myself. i went right up to him, hey, nathan lane, how are you? >> we can't leave without saying good bay to nathan lane. >> so we knew that he was getting married, and we kept it a secret. we were proud of ourself. >> he got married to that guy. >> so it's in the paper now on page six, he tied the knot with his partner at city hall earlier last week. >> that's beautiful. live long and prosper, pal. >> they've been together 18 oring. >> so let's go to outer space, can we? scott kelly, no relation, has been up there for almost a year. very cool guy. he takes pictures left and right of the earth. do me a favor, before we get into detail on this, show us a picture if we can by himself of scott kelly the astronaut. he's a new jersey native. he's been in the international space sticks station, i think, since march or april. we interviewed him from outer space. that was really, rea

>> nathan retired last year. >> a nice dog, very lovable. that's jay peterman on the right. nathan was so happy to be back on the show he could not contain himself. he was all over frye, licking his face and his ear. just a big happy pup. got nothing to be ashamed of. >> l ks like he's going to take the mic there. that was cute. >>> up next, the new york restaurant behind the turkey and the trimmings. >> restaurants have been serving it for hundreds of years. tonight we have historic menus to prove it. >>> first we want to show you the social pic of the day, a view from the big parade looking up at the elf on the shelf. you know what this guy is, the popular doll hanging around the house through the season. >> if you have an interesting pic you would like to share use the #nbc ny on twitter or instagram. it may be selected as the social switch now, new york and get installed as early as today. mom switched. we switched. i switched to time warner cable and knew exactly when they were coming. thanks to their 1 hour appointment window. for $89.

"it works," said nathan stokes. sixth grader nathan stokes and his group, the patriots, fine tune their lego robot. "from getting it to here all the way to there took us two hours," said nathan stokes. tuesday night is just practice for an upcoming competition. high school students obeserved stokes and other middle school students offering pointers. "i noticed a lot of them were having problems that they had to fix while doing the competition," said chance jensen. though different ages and grades, chance jensen and stokes and everything you see is part of sioux city schools stem program. "i didn't think it was for me but there are so many things you have to work on it," said chance jensen. "it's for anyone that thinks robots are cool." especially cool when you can use it for things like this. but to be serious, in it's fourth year, the program has gained popularity. "we now have six middle school teams and seven high school teams," said april tidwell. and it's not all robotics. this north high groups science project

mollie: nathan and alexis have had numerous surgeries over the years for cerebral palsy. going from crawling to crutches. and now walkers and braces. >> me and lexi are completely done with going to get different surgeries and checkups, unless we need something we're completely done with it. mollie: and it hasn't slowed either one of them down. >> i just feel like i'm the king of the school, like i'm a senior now. i can rule over anybody. [laughter] >> this was my first year getting into the high school cheerleading squad so that was a really big moment for me. mollie: alexis plans to start at dmaac and work in a preschool classroom one day. she sums up the family's closeness. >> we consider us as best friends, not as brothers and sisters and i'm really blessed that we've gotten to that point. mollie: big sister mikayla had perhaps the biggest news. >> i got married about four months ago. he went to a school in new york called the young bible institute, finished there and is transferring to moody bible institute to be a pastor. mollie: for bobbi and kenny, days of reflect

investigators put out this picture of nathan wilson.he murder was inside this home near sebastopol. laura anthony is live with late breaking developments. >>> a sergeant just told us that that son is in custody, we don't know anything more than that. a husband and wife dead and their son the prime suspect and still on the run. >> we're asking the public if they locate the vehicle or him, not to contact him but to call 911 immediately and let us know where he's at. >> reporter: the suspect 34-year-old nathan alexander wilson, he lived with his rpt a parents. this morning just after 9:30, a relative tound the bodies of david and adrian wilson inside their home. with falgttal stack wounds. nathan was seen with blood on his clothing, but he was gone by the time police arrived. the wilsons kept to hems according to neighbors. >> i'm so sad. >> police believe that i wilson may be driving his truck. laura anthony, abc 7. >>> developing news at this hour, a major thoroughfare shut do you have, police have closed highway 35 in both direction

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. >> nathan's junk yard, 26 acres in the heart of los angeles, it a field of dreams for anyone with a clunker. and for hollywood. the back drop for hundreds of commercials and music videos, tv shows and movies. >> without a doubt, the coolest thing here is the shark from jaws. junk yard jaws. also known as bruce. >> reporter: there is a jeep from the 1967 arab-israeli war. and an l.a. county far from the 1950s. >> these are hard to come by. >> for nathan, it is personal. >> this yard, i grew up here. >> reporter: it has been the family since 1962. but now nathan has decided to close the yard and sell everything. >> having a lot of stuff wds up owng you, as opposed to you owning it. >> reporter: even the treasure has to go. take this double-decker bus from britain, on display here for 30 years. now turned to scrap. enrique mollings has worked at the year for nearly 40 years. >> picking it apart. it is really hard. >> reporter: but treasure hunters need not despair. this super-star junk yard is now the mother of all yard sales. jacob rascon, nbc news, los angeles. >>> that will do it fo

county far from the 1950s. >> these are hard to come by. >> for nathan, it is personal. >> this yard, i grew up here. >> reporter: it has been the family since 1962. but now nathan has decided to close the yard and sell everything. >> having a lot of stuff winds up owning you, as opposed to you owning it. >> reporter: even the treasure has to go. take this double-decker bus from britain, on display here for 30 years. now turned to scrap. enrique mollings has worked at the year for nearly 40 years. >> picking it apart. it is really hard. >> reporter: but treasure hunters need not despair. this super-star junk yard is now the mother of all yard sales. jacob rascon, nbc news, los angeles. >>> that will do it for us on this monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for

police officers descending on nathan wong's townhome. this woman lives next door and asked that we not show her face. >> one or both yells gun, gun. so i hit the floor of my living room. i hurt a shot fired. i heard them call my neighbor's name several times. so they clearly knew who it was. they told him to come out, and then they told him to get on the ground. >> police say they came to wong's home to investigate reports he was trying to break into a neighbor's home. >> attempted to make contact at that residence. the subject answered the door. dressed in full military uniform. and holding what was described as an assault rifle. >> police say as they gave wong commands, he lifted the rifle toward them. that's when one officer, a 15-year veteran, fired and missed. wong retreated back into the homand later surrendered. they confiscated a loelted colt handgun from his home. neighbors say he worked as a nurse at a local veterans hospital and are baffled by his behavior. >> very kind, nice guy. >> neighbors say wong was trying to get in the

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. >> you know, raj, investigators have reached out to several family and friends of 34-year-old nathan, but they still don't have any leads and they still don't know the motive. we want to show you video from earlier today when they were on sexton road, and investigators at the department. the family says he was suspected of killing his mom and dad at that home at 9:30 a.m. his uncle called 911 after walking into thome and seeing the parents on the ground and blood on wilson's shirt. the victims died of multiple wounds with a sharp object. wilson left before police showed up. driving off in a 2006 dark gray tacoma truck, and police say he should be considered very dangerous. >> he's obviously very unpredictable. we're considering him armed and dangerous. we don't want any of the public to contact him. >> now, wilson was described as a 6 foo'1" white male, blond ha green eyes, last seen wearing green pants. if you see him, call 911 immediately. he's considered dangerous. we'll hear from a friend we talked to by fphone, and she wa shocked to hear the news. >> want to give you another loo

pulling a huge 17-2 tech fall pulling in 5 points for iowa nathan burak followed up with a with a 5-3 decision giving the hawkeyes an 18-13 lead and they pull this one out and sot brandon sorenson so 149/ "it amazes me that it from the fans." sot coach tom photographs and they'll look back on it for a long long time but the biggest thing is they uni basketball opener -- hosting former cyclone head man larry eustachy and colorado state -- the panthers got off to a quick start-- jeremy morgan who knocks down an early three, 12 - 9 panthers -- but the rams respond -- tiel daniels fights hard for two -- panthers trailed 42-35 at halftime. second half, panther wes layup -- he finished with 19 points, 7 assists -- but the rams were too much for uni. here's gian clavell with a court win streak with an 84, 78 win -- thanks mark. here's the storm track 7 there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t

nathan 3:44 it paints the illusion that the number of folks who are opposed is equal to the number of supporters which isn't the case. cecil 17:18 splitting it 50/50 seemed to be the fairest way to provide both sides to speak at the public hearing. the iub is well aware of the outspoken opposition to the pipeline, but says so far their attorney says are more supporters have called in to speak at next week's hearing. cecil 18:16 as of 2 pm today we had more call ins to speak in favor of the pipeline than opposed." amanda/bam it's looking like it's looking like the number of people who want to speak on either side of the issue is going to exceed the limit. but the utility board is taking down everyone's name in case somebody doesn't show up to speak, or people don't take their entire two minutes. in that case they'll keep moving down the list to the next name. live in the studio, amanda krenz, local five news, we are iowa. jack: if you're for or against the bakken pipeline, the iowa utilities board wants to hear from you. as amanda told us -- the board is looking for 210 speakers to tak

nathan mcclure, patriot outdoors, says, "when strangers come together at first, they're trying to size each other up, figure out who's who, especially if we have different branches, different eras." jenna rehnstrom the non-profit charity sponsors hunts like this in 10 states, including nebraska and south dakota. it was founded on the premise of getting service members away from the rank and structure of the military so th can open up about challenges they're facing in civilian life. nathan mcclure says, "as we break down those barriers, we really get into the networking and mentoring. when we have the trust and friendship, people are more willing to accept that 'i'll go with you to counseling,' or 'i'll go with you to budget classes'; it allows us to get into the heart of what we do. mark wieseler, patriot outdoors ne state rep. says, "we find out what issues they're having, you know, problems, whatever it may be- stress at home, not being able to find a job, not being able to get a resume done, financial problems." jenna rehnstrom mark wieseler, a veteran from hartington, is hosting t

nathan was seen with blood on his clothing, but he was gone by the time police arrived. the wilsons kept to hems according to neighbors. >> i'm so sad. >> police believe that i wilson may be driving his truck. laura anthony, abc 7. >>> developing news at this hour, a major thoroughfare shut do you have, police have closed highway 35 in both directions between hickey boulevard and man or drive because of a fatal accident involving a pedestrian. the accident occurred about 3:30 this afternoon. investigators say the driver was turning left when the car hit the ped pd in the crosswalk. >>> university police and san francisco state are investigating a possible rape on campus that reportedly happened about 3:00 a.m. on saturday. officials would only say the victim is incapable of concepting to sex, but would not give anymore details. >>> there were shots fired and the scene is surrounded by crime tape and you can see bullet holes in the glass. police say someone fired three rounds at the south side of building for some reason. >>> a storm headed to the bay area and some people

trooper nathan bradley / y'aa want to go get something to eat?' that's when they said my parents will be here shortly, i said yeah, well, i just got in hang out with you until she gets here." the grandmother says she's thankful trooper bradley was able to take care of the kids until she arrived from florida to take care of them herself. coming up next... the big game between top ranked north carolina and northern iowa could be without its star and regional volleyball championship--grun dy center and dike- new hartford battle for the right to go to state. rick coleman joins us next on kwwl. jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thougug they might be ableeto run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- he had to do more. with school choice in florida, wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republican. it didn't m

>> staff, thank you, nathan. actually i don't. you have done a great job and want to publicly cu-mind you for taking this under-for this be a hard project for you. your baby. i just follow along with your leadership so this was your opportunity to shine so thank you. by the way, he did a lovely signing on stage with-he is quite comp tent asl signing, so it is a pleasure to have someone in our office who is getting a warm welcome to to a community that doesn't aunch get seen >> i just want to chime in and thank [inaudible] for sponsoring this at the library and the mayors office on disability having the council there, it was a good tonight because the council wanted to reconnect and outreach with the deaf and hard of hearing community and nice to new and old friends eve wn the technical difficulties we had. we began a dialogue in addressing the communication access issues, so i hope the difficulties don't continue but the partnership still does and welcome you to the meetings and working with you and thank you for

at one point had took a 13-10 lead in 5 points for iowa sot sammy out there and i think sometimes nathan burak followed up with a with a 5-3 decision sot brandon sorenson so 149/ "it amazes me that it sot coach tom brands head coach : "theres gonna be a back on it for a long long time but the biggest thinn is they got t eady to go. " news. the game's already in the books for the uni panther football team as they'd go after a 4th straight panthers looking to keep their playoff hopes alive at missouri state -- and tyvis smith is going to help out that goaoa -- just manhandling yards -- great start for uni -- quickly up 7, nothing -- aaron bailey's been a monster on the ground this year -- same today -- 3 yard run makes it 14, nothing -- and bailey wasn't done -- this time from the 11 -- takes it around right end -- he had four touchdowns o the afternoon -- this one had the panthers in control 21, nothing -- and the defense shut the door -- deiondre hall will come up with interception -- that's four in a row -- it's a shut-out -- uni rolls 41, nothing -- cyclones hoping for a repeat of 20-1

nathan mcclure says, "as we breakdown those barrrrrs, we really get into the networking and mentoring. when we have the trust and friendship, people are more willing to accept that 'i'll go with you to counseling,' or 'i'll go with you to budget classes'; it allows us to get into the heart of what we do. mark wieseler, patriot outdoors ne state rep. says, "we find out what issues they're having, you know, problems, whatever it may be- stress at home, not being able to find a job, not being able to get a resume done, financial problems." mama wieseler, a veveran from hartington, is hosting thisisunt. through patriot outdoors, he's been able to turn his love for hunting into a way to help others. mark says, "the event is just the art. we try to go past just the event and make sure these guys are getting the help they need." joseph torriero, an army veteran living in georgia says, "people aren't getting the help they need. maybe they don't know how to get it or maybe there's a problem with the army or the military or the va, i don't know, but what i do know is that vets help vets and tha

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- nathan lane, steven yeun,

. >> reporter: natalie, joel and nathan plan to head out of state. nathan and alexis have had numerous surgery forrer is brawl palsy going from crawling to crutches and now walkers and braces. >> me and lexxi are completely done with going to getting different surgeriries and checkups unless we need something, we're completely done with it. >> reporter: and it hasn't slowed either one of them down. >> this is my first year getting into high school cheerleading squad. so that was a really big moment for me. >> reporter: days of reflection already are under way. >> my first thought is did i do a good enough job with them? >> every single thing this year will be the last. >> reporter: so what advice do they have to parents just starting out? >> just have them one at a time. >> reporter: mollie cooney for cbs news, des moines, iowa. >> that sounds like great advice. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the cyber group anonymous is waging a tech war against isis. we'll take a closer look. >>> plus holiday. shooing, we will tell you how m

. >> hi, nathan. >> nathan and blake are working on cut and glue crafts. nathan that has the fall wreath, adding paper leaves to the craft. start with a card board circle. when they're assembled, they look like this. great for kids to work on together as a group. >> cut out a bunch of things and let them go to town. >> here, we have a pretty classic thanksgiving craft. we have thanksgiving turkeys made from hand prints. >> the hand print. >> you trace the child's hand, cut them out and use those for the turkey feathers. on googly eyes and otherturkeys. >> the hand print has stood the test of time. >> pearce rsonalized crafts. this is an interesting technique. you are drawing on coffee filters with a washable marker. then spritz them with water so the colors start to run and look like feathers. >> tie-dye. >> kpalkt exactly. >> then the pipe cleaners have been wrapped around the pencil to give them that shape. >> mom and dad don't have coffee filters. >> all out. >> this is a super quick craft. walnut shells. them. diana is putting play-doe inside. you make

nathan lane is my guest tonight.us, we have the walking dead, steven yeun, music from chris brown. a great show. do not change the channel. it's fun. >> the voice is always such a give away. >> a lot of people are up right now preparing their turkey. it's that time. >> most likely, yes. everybody is prael hoping for good weather, because a lot of people locally will head to tomorrow to head where they're going. it's a nice day for travel tomorrow. a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures low 60s. warmer for thanksgiving day. we had a nice thanksgiving day forecast. ten degrees warmer than where we should be this time of year. then we go into friday. black friday, if you're brave enough to go out and go shopping, you have dry conditions for that, too. if you're going super early in the morning, it's in the 40s, by the afternoon friday, 60. and our next rain chance comes over the weekend. the rest of this week looks fantastic. your thanksgiving day looks fantastic. and even across the board, we don't have unseasonably col